Multi-Tier Product Explainer Animations
Budget: $5,000 – $10,000 USD
I’m commissioning a package of twelve short, 2D motion-graphic videos to explain key features of our product line. All scripts are ready; I simply need them animated—no voice-over or 3D work required.
Deliverables
• 6 “A-tier” videos – 20 sec each
• 4 “B-tier” videos – 30 sec each
• 2 “C-tier” videos – 30 sec each (strictly 2D)
All are portrait
Workflow & timeline
I’d like to review style frames first, then rough animatics, and finally polished renders. All finals need to be delivered in 1080p H.264 (or ProRes if you prefer) within one month of project start, with staggered checkpoints along the way so we can lock each group before moving on.
Files I’ll supply
• Approved scripts (Word/PDF)
• Brand guidelines and assets (logo, colour codes, fonts)
• Any mandatory on-screen text or legal footers
What I expect back
• Final videos ready for immediate upload
• Source project files (After Effects or equivalent) neatly organised
• A simple changelog of revisions completed
If the scope sounds clear and the timeframe workable, let’s chat about your approach and get the first storyboard rolling.
Deliverables
• 6 “A-tier” videos – 20 sec each
• 4 “B-tier” videos – 30 sec each
• 2 “C-tier” videos – 30 sec each (strictly 2D)
All are portrait
Workflow & timeline
I’d like to review style frames first, then rough animatics, and finally polished renders. All finals need to be delivered in 1080p H.264 (or ProRes if you prefer) within one month of project start, with staggered checkpoints along the way so we can lock each group before moving on.
Files I’ll supply
• Approved scripts (Word/PDF)
• Brand guidelines and assets (logo, colour codes, fonts)
• Any mandatory on-screen text or legal footers
What I expect back
• Final videos ready for immediate upload
• Source project files (After Effects or equivalent) neatly organised
• A simple changelog of revisions completed
If the scope sounds clear and the timeframe workable, let’s chat about your approach and get the first storyboard rolling.